Sentence examples for exchange has started from inspiring English sources

BTC China, the world's largest bitcoin exchange, has started allowing users to purchase the digital currency with Chinese yuan again.

Now I wake up in the morning and the first thing I hear on my radio on the BBC is that after an absolutely disastrous day on the Hong Kong stock exchange, the London exchange has started falling.

Other amenities included liveried servants, hydraulic elevators and telephone service, a technological marvel given that the city's first telephone exchange had started operating only two years before.

The exchange had started acrimoniously, with Jones' long introduction quoting critiques of Turnbull by the Australian and Andrew Bolt at length and then opening questions with "Can I begin by asking you if you can say after me this: 'As a senior member of the Abbott government I want to say here I am totally supportive of the Abbott/Hockey strategy for budget repair'".

This may explain why the exchange rate has started to appreciate, despite the large current-account deficit.

In Romania the chief executive of the Bucharest stock exchange, Sergiu Oprescu, has started a new category of listing for super-compliant companies, called the "transparency-plus tier".

In exchange, the municipal government has started charging property taxes to all 368,000 owners of private properties in the city, for the first time this year.

While he waits for planning approval for his first building, an EcoBrick classroom for the Penguins Play and Learn nursery, he has started an EcoBrick Exchange in order to generate his building materials.

And it has started other services, like Yahoo Answers, an information exchange that has quickly built a following.

It has started offering a free version of the service, in exchange for access to more customer data.

While it is likely that even without the leadership of drug users and activists, syringe exchange would have started eventually, its timeliness would have been fatally compromised, even more so than it already has been.